The University of California Student Association passed a resolution Sunday calling for the state university system to divest from the U.S. government.
The U.S. resolution also called for the UC system to withdraw investments from other countries including Brazil, Egypt, Indonesia, Israel, Mexico, Russia, Turkey and Sri Lanka because they engage “in the violation of human rights” and “have violated the universal right ‘to life, liberty and security of person;’ ‘to education;’ to ‘privacy, family [and] home;’ ‘to own property, and … [not to] be arbitrarily deprived of property.”
In this clause, the students attending the state-sponsored university blasted the U.S. for violating the right “to education.”
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Id be happy if the whole state of kommiefornia divested.
ReplyDelete& well as a few others. :)
DeleteThat's easy for a university. Disperse and take no more federal money.
ReplyDeleteYes, but fat chance. :)
DeleteThis is the best thinking that today's Universities can impart to their wards? Perhaps we should divest ourselves from Communist shams like the UofC, and just close it down and let it rot.
ReplyDeletePerhaps we should divest ourselves from Communist shams like the UofC, and just close it down and let it rot.
DeleteAmen.
It seems the little special snowflakes at the Kalifornia academy of mental gymnastics are, in their youthful ignorance suffering once again from delusions of grandeur. But, their emotional masterbating over how important they think they are, does provide for some entertainment. The only thing the post causes me to give pause, is where to start. There are so many flaws in their (what passes for) logical, that I dont know where to start. I am certain that TPTB in Mordor on the Potomic will also find it amusing. They don't have a clue that nobody cares what they think. or believe they have a "right" to.
ReplyDeleteSome good ones. :)
DeleteIf these are typical college students I would bet most couldn't find those countries they wish to divest from on a world map. And that includes the U.S.
ReplyDeleteNailed!
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